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Open multiple Google searches in batches from a list of keywords. Bulk Search Opener helps you save time by opening many Google searches at once from a single list of keywords. Paste up to hundreds of search terms, click Start Search, and the extension automatically opens each term in its own browser tab. How It Works Click the extension icon. Paste or type one search term per line (e.g., book titles, product names, topics for research). Click Start Search. Tabs open in batches of 5 to keep Chrome fast and prevent freezing. There’s a short delay (about 6 seconds) between batches so your computer stays responsive. Why Use Bulk Search Opener? Research multiple topics quickly (students, researchers, teachers). Compare many products or keywords (shoppers, analysts, SEO work). Open repetitive searches without copy‑paste one by one. Speed up workflow for content creation, sourcing, competitive checks, and more. Batch Mode (Performance-Friendly) Opening too many tabs at once can slow or freeze Chrome. Bulk Search Opener automatically throttles the process: 5 tabs open, short pause, then the next 5, until your list is done. You can include long lists—just let it run. Current Version Features Paste multi-line input Google Search per line Automatic batching (5 tabs / ~6s delay) Lightweight, no background processing after tabs open Privacy We respect your privacy. This extension does not collect, store, transmit, or sell any user data. All search terms stay local in your browser session and are used only to build Google Search URLs when you click Start Search. Permissions No data access requested. We do not request broad permissions. The extension simply opens new tabs when you click the button. (Earlier versions requested the tabs permission; it has been removed because it’s not required for basic tab creation.) Single Purpose This extension has one clear purpose: open multiple user-entered search queries in new tabs. It does nothing else—no ads, no tracking, no hidden features.ata collection
Jul 24, 2025
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